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Abaporu

Tarsila do Amaral valmistas aastal 1928 õli-k Leinil maali nimega Abaporu. See teos sündis kingituseks tema abikaasa, kirjaniku Oswald de Andrade sünnipäevaks, ning see spetsiifiline teos tekkis kunstniku märkimisliku kunstilise arengu perioodil.

Amor (Ilustração para

In the delicate interplay of light and shadow, Tarsila do Amaral presents us with a profound moment of tenderness in her 1925 work, Amor. This evocative illustration transcends simple imagery, offering instead a soulful meditation on affection and purity. At its heart, the composition features a graceful bird—reminiscent of a dove—captured in a moment of flight with wings elegantly spread. Clutched tenderly within its beak is a heart, inscribed with…

Rio de Janeiro (Sugar Loaf)

In this 1923 oil on canvas, we find ourselves looking upon a quiet corner of Rio de Janeiro. The composition is anchored by the presence of the Sugar Loaf mountain, which rises with a steady, singular strength in the background. There is a certain stillness here. In the foreground, two palm trees lean into the frame, their forms simplified and clean, grounding the viewer in a tropical atmosphere. A small…

Nature

In this 1971 work, we find ourselves drifting into a tranquil coastal sanctuary. The composition centers on a single sailboat, suspended upon a shimmering expanse of water that reflects the soft, ambient light of a peaceful afternoon. There is a profound sense of stillness here, interrupted only by the rhythmic vitality of birds in flight, their silhouettes dancing against the sky. A lush shoreline, lined with verdant trees, frames the…

Antropofagic animals in the landscape

Antropofagic animals in the landscape is a stylized drawing created in 1971. The composition features a landscape where anthropomorphic animals are situated within a natural setting. The imagery includes several animal figures, such as hands, a bird-like creature, and a human-like figure, interacting with their environment.

Paisagem antropofágica

Tarsila do Amaral’s “Paisagem Antropofágica” (Anthropophagous Landscape), painted in 1930, isn't merely a depiction of a landscape; it’s a vibrant distillation of Brazil itself – its anxieties, its aspirations, and its complex relationship with the influences that shaped its identity. This iconic work, housed within the collections of major museums worldwide, offers a profound glimpse into the heart of Brazilian modernism and the artist’s unique vision. The painting immediately captivates…

Antropofagic landscape with ox

The sun hangs over a wide, open landscape where time seems to slow to the pace of grazing animals. In this 1971 work, the earth feels heavy and present, stretching out in a way that invites the eye to wander toward the distant trees. Three cows occupy the space, scattered across the field in a rhythmic arrangement that guides the viewer through the greenery. One rests on the left, another…

São Paulo

Tarsila do Amaral's "São Paulo," painted in 1924, isn't merely a depiction of a city; it’s a vibrant distillation of a nation’s burgeoning identity and a bold declaration of modernism. Emerging from the fertile ground of early 20th-century Brazil, this oil on canvas transports us to a São Paulo undergoing rapid transformation – a metropolis embracing progress while simultaneously retaining echoes of its rural past. The painting captures a pivotal…

Retrato de Marechal Arouche

Self-portrait with orange dress

The subject sits in a relaxed pose, her dark hair framing a face that meets the viewer with a subtle, knowing smile. She wears a dress of bright orange, a color that commands the eye and anchors the composition. In the background, secondary figures appear like whispers, adding a sense of depth and social context to this personal encounter. The gaze is direct, bridging the gap between the painted world…